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Would-be first-time homebuyers all ask themselves this question: Is it better for us to buy or rent? The answers vary as much as the would-be […]

Generally speaking, even extended trinities lack space for truly gracious entertaining if you’re having more than one or two people over to visit. This updated […]

As you walk the streets of a number of Greater Center City neighborhoods, you will notice openings between the townhouses. The narrower ones are usually […]

Travel up Germantown Avenue from Wayne Junction and you can’t avoid bumping into history. Germantown is the second-oldest European settlement in Philadelphia County, and its […]

You’re familiar with the African saying, “It takes a village to raise a child,” right? According to the agent listing this unique East Falls converted-church […]

Besides being the most populous township (and the sixth-largest municipality, period) in Pennsylvania, Upper Darby is one of the Philadelphia region’s most ethnically, culturally and […]

During the great boom years of housing construction in Philadelphia prior to the Great Depression, neighborhoods all over the city saw rows of stone- and […]

Ho-hum. Another 1950s split-level house for sale. “Haven’t you posted enough of these?” I hear someone out there asking. Bear with me. There are good […]

“Keep it simple, stupid.” In the world of real estate sales and development, this rule doesn’t seem to work the way it does everywhere else […]

Want to know why homeowners hire interior designers to make their spaces special? Good answers can often be found in the places the designers themselves […]

What we have here is a handsome example of something you see all over the city: an early-20th-century traditional twin or rowhouse that has gotten […]

In the summer of 1962: Walter Annenberg still owned The Philadelphia Inquirer, but nearly everybody read The Evening Bulletin. Center City had five department stores: Gimbels, Lit […]

Judd Builders’ The Reserve at Creekside in Flourtown is a very nice, upscale townhouse development filled with carriage-house-style residences. It has a lovely clubhouse with […]

It would have been much simpler for thespian-turned-real estate agent James Sugg to have stripped this two-story row house for sale on an interstitial lane […]

Have you been shopping for an elegant Main Line center-hall Colonial? I’ve found a beautiful example of one for you today. With the exception of […]